Your Samsung Galaxy phone or tablet may run slower over time than it did at first. There are many reasons that can be the cause for this and, a very common one, is the abuse in the use of the cache. Well, we show you the steps you must follow to how to clear cache manually without having problems with it.
The process that we are going to indicate is common for the vast majority of the Korean company's devices. Therefore, it is possible to use it with with both a Galaxy S5 and a Galaxy Note 3. That is to say, there is no variation whatsoever and, to achieve the objective of this article, the one known as Recovery Mode must be used which, due to the option that we are going to use (accessing any other can cause a significant in the operating system) , allows you to leave the cache.
The steps to follow
Although the instructions that we are going to provide may seem somewhat complicated, the truth is that they are not if you follow carefully and the result of how to clear the cache manually is very evident, since the terminal works faster. This is what you should do:
- Completely turn off your Samsung Galaxy device
- Now start the device by pressing the buttons at the same time Volume up + Home + Power
- A simple screen will appear with a menu at the top (operated with the volume buttons to move and the power button to select)
- Go to the option named Wipe cache partition and select it, it will automatically start how to clear the cache manually
- Process status messages appear at the bottom of the screen
- Once the top menu reappears, select reebot system now and the Samsung Galaxy terminal will restart and you can use it normally, but it will work faster
In this simple way you will be able to delete the cache manually that, as you will see, allows the agility with which the operating system and applications run increase. Other tutorials for Google development can be found at this section Android Help.